BlueFletch EMS Reviews

Bluefletch Launcher & EMS Authorization are the two most useful tools I have ever come accross. And over time they have become even better.

With these two apps, we are now able to lock down the android device so that certain apps/features are only available through SSO, improving device security. We are now able to restrict users to only have access to the tools they need to do perform jobs, reducing number of help desk calls we receive.

Essentially everything that these tools do is configurable via a configuration file. Updating these settings is extremely easy, too. You modify a JSON file and send it to the device via your MDM of preference.

After over a year of working with the Bluefletch toolset, I have not found any downsides to using Bluefletch.

If you are looking for a way to ease your headaches with managing android device configuration and looking to integrate SSO with your android device, Bluefletch is definitely the way to go.

The Bluefletch software provides an added layer of security and integration. We are able to use SSO to lock down apps and prevent users from accessing them unless they are signed in. We can use the Bluefletch SDK with our internally developed apps to integrate our apps and passthrough information from our SSO provider to our applications.

It also provides us with the ability to configure many things about the user experience that would otherwise be a huge pain to change. For instance, on our Zebra devices, we can set it up so that users are only able to access certain areas of the device settings. We are able to create an icon that only gives users access to the wifi settings. This reduces help desk calls since the users are no longer able to mess with other device settings, and accidentally change/break things.

BlueFletch EMS has provides Azure SSO authentication with MFA, a highly customizable and branded layout experience, and a browser-based dashboard to monitor device health and locate/ping lost devices. Integrations with OEMs like Zebra and Honeywell really round out the capabilities (like app/data wipe) that no EMM can match.

There are very few things about the Enterprise Launcher I dislike, but I wish the packages were unified and available via the Google Play Store. Others may like the modularity, but I prefer a single deployment that includes core functionality. Documentation is acceptable and overall helpful, but I do wish there were more examples with screenshots and explanations of expected behavior.

The biggest problems we solved with BlueFletch EMS was the ability to use Azure AD SSO with role-based layout control. This allows for every handheld to have the exact same configuration and for any user to log with their corporate credentials and access their apps. Additionally, their SDK gives us the ability to develop internal apps or work with vendor partners to use the same SSO experience. Leadership down to retail employees feel the devices are friendlier and much easier to use which is a testament to adoption rate as we phase out legacy hardware.

The functionality of the business suite fits very good to our requirements.

The App packages are very small for the amount of functions which are provided.

Release note sometimes quite late available in the documentation area.

With BF Launcher we can use Android devices as shared one in our envirement.

The Authenticatore provide us the option to logon to the devie with our own IDP.

The BF Browser gives us the full control which Weblinks are used with which indiviudal settings like using the camera for uploading documents.

The Support APP is usefull for a first check together with the end user and can be used for uploading Log files to a central loggin platform.